The set of vertebrae that forms the inward curve of the spine is called
A) thoracic
B) sacral
C) lumbar
D) lamina

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The vertebrae that form the inward curve of the spine are called lumbar vertebrae. Thoracic vertebrae form the outward curve of the upper back, while sacral vertebrae are located at the base of the spine and are fused together to form the sacrum. Lamina refers to the flattened or arched part of a bone, such as the posterior portion of a vertebra.

The Set of Vertebrae That Forms the Inward Curve of the Spine